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pepe price is down, will it go up again?
Im earn 1.3/day TON
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You can consult me. Don't be stressed.
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#BinanceSafetyInsights Stay Safe on Binance!
account security with these tips:
1. Enable 2FA for extra protection.
2. Use strong, unique passwords and consider a password manager.
3. Watch out for phishing scams and fake support claims.
4. Install antivirus software like MalwareBytes to combat malware.
5. Store crypto in private wallets for long-term security and consider a cold wallet for offline protection.
account security with these tips:
1. Enable 2FA for extra protection.
2. Use strong, unique passwords and consider a password manager.
3. Watch out for phishing scams and fake support claims.
4. Install antivirus software like MalwareBytes to combat malware.
5. Store crypto in private wallets for long-term security and consider a cold wallet for offline protection.
XRP or SOL BETTER? bro
Do we still have $SOL hodlers?
Today I waited for a downtrend and it didn't go down at all. Most of them are green.
Yeah green day
after long time...Green green
#SOLX Hello, I would like to ask. At the beginning of the year, I ordered some coins. It was my first purchase, but I don't know what to do next. Can I withdraw them and trade them? Can anyone help me withdraw them? I will transfer you 5 USD as a thank you.
Can any friends explain the difference between web3 wallet and Exchange? What are the differences? What are the advantages and disadvantages? Which one should I use? Please teach me. Thank you.
Besides this coin, are there any other coins you would recommend in the future?
pepe is fire 🔥💰💰💰💰 after 10yrs 1$ conform
The rhythm of falling in love (scam)😳
Scammers on WhatsApp use psychological tricks to manipulate people into fraudulent investment schemes, particularly fake mining pools. Here's how they typically operate:
Step 1: The Random Introduction
The scammer (often pretending to be an attractive woman) sends a random message like:
“Hello! Is this John? I think we met somewhere.”
“Hey, I was looking for a friend, but maybe we can chat?”
They act friendly, engaging the target in casual conversation.
Step 2: Building Trust
The scammer continues chatting for days or weeks, building a fake friendship or even a romantic connection.
They may send pictures (often stolen from social media) to appear real.
They ask personal questions to seem genuinely interested.
Step 3: The "Secret Investment Opportunity"
Once trust is built, they ask about financial goals:
"How do you make extra income?"
"Have you ever thought about passive income?"
They introduce a "profitable" crypto mining pool and claim:
"I’ve been earning thousands per week through this private mining group."
"It’s so easy! You just deposit money in Trust Wallet, and the system mines crypto for you."
"I can introduce you to the expert who taught me!"
Step 4: The Illusion of Profit
The victim deposits a small amount (e.g., $100–$500).
The fake mining pool shows daily profits on a website or app controlled by scammers.
Seeing "profits," the victim gains confidence and invests more.
Step 5: The Big Scam – Funds Vanish
The scammer encourages a bigger deposit ($10,000 or more) to "maximize returns."
After a while, withdrawals suddenly stop working.
The scammer gives excuses like:
"There is a system upgrade, please be patient."
"You need to pay a withdrawal fee to unlock your profits."
Eventually, the entire platform disappears, and the scammer blocks the victim.
End Result: No Way to Recover Money
The victim is left with huge losses.
How to Stay Safe
Never trust random messages on WhatsApp.
Verify investment opportunities before sending money.
Never send crypto to "mining pools" promoted by strangers.
Step 1: The Random Introduction
The scammer (often pretending to be an attractive woman) sends a random message like:
“Hello! Is this John? I think we met somewhere.”
“Hey, I was looking for a friend, but maybe we can chat?”
They act friendly, engaging the target in casual conversation.
Step 2: Building Trust
The scammer continues chatting for days or weeks, building a fake friendship or even a romantic connection.
They may send pictures (often stolen from social media) to appear real.
They ask personal questions to seem genuinely interested.
Step 3: The "Secret Investment Opportunity"
Once trust is built, they ask about financial goals:
"How do you make extra income?"
"Have you ever thought about passive income?"
They introduce a "profitable" crypto mining pool and claim:
"I’ve been earning thousands per week through this private mining group."
"It’s so easy! You just deposit money in Trust Wallet, and the system mines crypto for you."
"I can introduce you to the expert who taught me!"
Step 4: The Illusion of Profit
The victim deposits a small amount (e.g., $100–$500).
The fake mining pool shows daily profits on a website or app controlled by scammers.
Seeing "profits," the victim gains confidence and invests more.
Step 5: The Big Scam – Funds Vanish
The scammer encourages a bigger deposit ($10,000 or more) to "maximize returns."
After a while, withdrawals suddenly stop working.
The scammer gives excuses like:
"There is a system upgrade, please be patient."
"You need to pay a withdrawal fee to unlock your profits."
Eventually, the entire platform disappears, and the scammer blocks the victim.
End Result: No Way to Recover Money
The victim is left with huge losses.
How to Stay Safe
Never trust random messages on WhatsApp.
Verify investment opportunities before sending money.
Never send crypto to "mining pools" promoted by strangers.
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